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Credit Portfolio Lending Group – Quantitative Research – Associate or Vice President

JPMorganChase • London

AI
On-site Full-time £109,101 Posted 2h ago
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Salary £109,101
Company 15 open positions JPMorganChase on JobsFeed.io
Location London 2944 jobs in London
Open until Nov 10, 2026 posted Oct 11, 2026

About this job

JPMorganChase is hiring a Credit Portfolio Lending Group – Quantitative Research – Associate or Vice President in London. This is a full-time, on-site position, posted on October 11, 2026. The ideal candidate is comfortable with AI.

Description Join our team to build your career in a culture that values innovation, creativity, and excellence. As an Associate or Vice President in Quantitative Research for the Credit Portfolio Lending Group (CPG), you will be at the forefront of developing and deploying AI-driven solutions that transform portfolio management and trading. You’ll collaborate with global teams, leverage advanced technologies, and drive automation to accelerate decision-making and optimize credit risk strategies…

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Job details

Company
JPMorganChase
Location
London, United Kingdom
Work mode
On-site
Job type
Full-time
Category
IT Jobs
Salary
£109,101
Posted
October 11, 2026
Source
Adzuna

Questions about this job

Is this Credit Portfolio Lending Group – Quantitative Research – Associate or Vice President role remote?

No. This is an on-site role in London. Use the links below to find remote jobs too.

How much does this Credit Portfolio Lending Group – Quantitative Research – Associate or Vice President job pay?

The advertised salary is £109,101.

Which skills do I need?

The job description mentions AI.

How do I apply to JPMorganChase?

Press "Apply now". You will go to the original job ad on Adzuna, where you can send your application.

How long is this job open?

It was posted on October 11, 2026 and is listed until November 10, 2026, unless the employer closes it earlier.